Care to explain why your company, Next Level Equity, has a deal listed on it's portfolio page that you're unable to provide any information about?

Are there any companies out there who I may be able to reach out to such as national brands like Public Storage or Senior Care centers who would buy it?

There are tons of lenders who lend to companies on residential properties. 

I have found a few companies that promote themselves as expat financial services, but it is hard to tell which one is good or not.

Quote from @Tina Wang: Is there any good lower cost SDIRA company that any of you are happy with?

Since then, I've been renovating the property, with the plan to rent it out on a midterm basis to traveling professionals.For my day job, I work remotely for a leading PropTech company as a real estate technology advisor to owners, developers, and managers and love having conversations about everything real estate and tech.San Antonio is such a vibrant city, and I'm excited to be part of it, especially within the MTR space.

To keep things running smoothly, talk openly with your tenants, keep the place in good shape, and maybe get some help from a property management company.

If you're curious about the loan process, you could start by looking at a company called Commercial Loan Corporation, who often specializes in loans to irrevocable trusts and is very familiar with the loans in regards to the property tax savings; my recollection is that they have some marketing materials on their website.

Tech companies pay well.

If there are more options for good investment properties closer to your work, buy them there, and the best scenario is to look along your home - work path.Regarding rental prices, I would advice you to call some Management Companies, Rental Agencies or Real Estate offices.